Obtaining The Game

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Lineage is a subscription game requiring an active Internet connection.

Step 1 - Download the game

Lineage is available for both Mac and PC:

Platform Download Size
WindowsFlag Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP

NCsoft: LinUSEp6.exe

LineageOne: LinUSEp6.exe

1.73GB
MacFace Mac OS v10.1.2 or higher

NCsoft: Lineage 1 Ep6.dmg

LineageOne: Lineage-1-Ep6.dmg

1.89 GB

You should uninstall any previous versions of Lineage before reinstalling.PC USERS: Please make sure to clear the contents of your Temp directory and uninstall any previous versions of Lineage before reinstalling; the default Lineage client unzip location for Windows is:

C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temp

Step 2 - Create a PlayNC Master Account

If you already have a PlayNC Master Account you can skip ahead to step 3, otherwise you'll need to follow the instructions below:Click the link to create a PlayNC Master Account and fill in the form with the details requested. Be sure to provide accurate details as these are used by NCsoft later on to verify your account and provide support.

Step 3 - Add Lineage to your PlayNC account

Now you need to add Lineage 1 to your PlayNC account - be sure to choose Lineage 1!!!Log in to your PlayNC account and select the option to "buy" Lineage 1. You can do that from this link. Lineage 1 costs $9.99 to buy, and comes with 7 days of free game-time. After that you pay a recurring subscription fee. To begin playing you'll either need to subscribe with a credit card OR you can get going using any NCsoft game-time card.

Step 4 - Getting Game-Time

For those paying with Credit/Debit Cards, we offer a discounted rate for choosing multiple-month subscription plans:1 month = $15 USD (United States Dollars)4 months = $45 USD ($11.25 per month discounted rate)8 months = $90 USD ($11.25 per month discounted rate)16 months = $180 USD ($11.25 per month discounted rate)If you who can't, or don't wish to use a credit card. You may purchase NCsoft game-time cards from most good high-street game stores. You can also buy them online. You may view a list of online retailers here.Note: You can use ALL NCsoft game-time cards to play Lineage 1, including Lineage 2, City Of Heroes/Villans, Auto Assult, etc.Players living in Texas, California, Arizona and Minnesota: Special Tax rules apply to players living in Texas, California, Arizona and Minnesota... We highly reccomend you read this information.

Step 5 - Building Your Character

Now it's time to build your characters!First you should read and understand how character stats work. NCsoft have put a nice guide together here. We'd also encourage you to read the Quick-Start Guide and the much meatier (and a little out-dated) Lineage Guide Book.The LineageDB website is also a very good source of information. Check out their Character Guide.

Getting Help

Once you get up and running you might find you need technical support. You can get to the PlayNC support desk for Lineage 1 here.

Reporting Bugs

So you think you've found a problem? Please report it to support using the "Ask A Question" tab. Just select "Bug Report" from the "Department" drop-down list. Be sure to give as much information as you can.


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The overall reception for

The overall reception for Lineage II is mixed, receiving average review scores from various video game rating websites. Scott Stahl of the The Daily Orange praised the game's graphics and design,642-587 though he also mentioned that the game "quickly degrades into an incredibly tedious and monotonous process of killing the same monster a thousand different times", and that the character creation options are "incredibly shallow, 1z0-048 with maybe two or three different faces and hair styles for each type of character." Andrew Park of Gamespot said that the game "offers either a repetitive grind or a stiff challenge", and is not suitable for casual gamers who can only play an hour or less per day.70-631Allen 'Delsyn' Rausch called the Kamael "an interesting race in that, unlike other Lineage II races, they focus specifically on the warrior path with high-level class paths segregated by sex."